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Welcome back.

Another 10 minute Tuesday.

Let's get into it.

We got two great guests here with us, Brady Davis, Matt McCormick.

They're going to give us each a little bit of a snippet of some different topics.

So, Matt, can you just tell us a little about what you're thinking when you start scouting for early season birds?

Yeah, early season geese, man.

Hardest geese to hunt all year, right? September,

August is the worst. September can be really good on big days. October, really tricky. So when I

think about early season, I think about anything from September 15th, August 15th through October 15th.

Yeah. That's kind of like what we consider as our early season.

Now, you have good days, middle days, shitty days, right?

What we look for when we're going out and doing some early season scouting,

we're headed in just a little while to go to North Dakota and go do some Western hunting.

Yeah.

We're going to go first to the big bodies of water because they offer more habitat for

all the goslings and the, yeah, all the rearing and everything, right?

So in our opinion, what we have found over the course of the last 10 years or so going

out there in early season, we focus on big bodies of water

find the concentrations watch them with a spotter from wherever you can watch them because we all know

I mean it's hard to get close no shit watch them where wherever you can and then we scout

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